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Hello container gardeners, I have two half barrel planters, currently one is planted with a grevillea lavendulacea penola, the other with a dwarf meyer lemon. Neither is doing too well, likely because of soil issues. I have changed the soil to come close to the 5-1-1 soil recommended on this forum, but just to be on the safe side, I am wondering if folks can give me recommendations on what plants are just pretty tolerant and hardy, and generally tend to do well in large containers like this. The barrels are on a patio that gets full sun. I'm in USDA zone 9 and Sunset zone 15, so there is occasional frost in winter but never for long or extremely cold. It would be nice to get something that can tolerate occasional drought and grows pretty tall, ideally blooming. Thanks! Stefanie |
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What city do you live in? Does it get 100+ degrees in summer where you live? If so, nothing will do too well in full sun (6+ hours or full afternoon sun). The sun is too intense and the pot soil just gets too warm. Conversely, if you can put your barrels in morning sun/afternoon shade, you can grow almost anything, assuming your soil, nutrients and water needs are taken care of. Don't give up on your lemon tree. It's hard to keep them looking good outside during winter unless you live in Miami or San Diego. If you think it can hold on for another month, I'd give it a shot of mild liquid fertilizer now. You will still need to address the hot afternoon sun problem though. |
- Posted by MagsterGardener 6a/b (My Page) on Mon, Feb 10, 14 at 17:18
Soil is important, but you haven't mentioned how you water or fertilize. I'm not particularly familiar with the lavender grevillea, but the Meyer Lemon should do well in that location. If you're just looking to replace instead of resuscitate, Hummingbird mint, Agastache 'Desert Sunrise' could be a good substitute. It loves the sun and tolerates dry conditions. To replace the Lemon, (if you're looking for a tree and something edible,) an olive may be a good fit for you. It would require a bit more work, but should be happy with some pruning maintenance. :) |
Fuschia , tree type, not vineing kind. It is frost tolerant, blooms non stop, there are various colors of it. |
Thanks all for the tips and suggestions! Attached is a photo of the Meyer Lemon. See how yellow?? (I have one of the grevillea as well, but can't seem to figure out how to attach several photos.) Oxboy: I'll try the fertilizer. Haven't done much fertilizing so far. For the lemon tree, if I give some fertilizer now, how often and when would you repeat? MagsterGardener: The Hummingbird Mint sounds fabulous. I'll try that if my current barrel plants don't make it. Seysonn: What kind of Fuchsia are you suggesting? Australian Fuchsia? Other Fuchsias don't seem very cold tolerant, or drought tolerant. |
About Fuchsia, I don't know the variety name but it overwinters here in zone 7. Most are cold hardy down to zone 6. I got the following from internet: ""drought-resistant California fuchsia (Zauschneria spp.)"" |
IMHO, that soil looks very peaty and compacted -- nothing like 5-1-1. At least the leaves haven't fallen off. I would get some Foliage Pro or similar liquid fertilizer and give it a half strength shot, then follow up two weeks later with another dose. See if it greens up a little or looks like it might put out some flower buds. All that excessive yellow could mean too much water. |
Oxboy, you're exactly right about the soil!! I had taken the photo before I changed the soil just a couple weeks ago. wasn't able to find pine bark fines, but I mixed the existing soil 1:1 with perlite, since I had read on another forum that somebody had success with that mix for a lemon tree. I also followed your advice about the Foliage Pro. I guess the yellow leaves won't turn green again, but fingers crossed for new growth! Stefanie |
I plant lots of annuals in my half-barrels. I can't overwinter much in a barrel here. Except for mint (chocolate), peonies and daylilies. I did have a delphinium that kept coming back, but we've had a brutal winter and I don't expect to see it this year. I plant seeds: tithonia, yvonne's salvia, cosmos, sunflowers, and zinnia (red spider is my favorite). I've gotten all but the cosmos in a swap. |
Have you considered a rose? I'm in zone 6 with very cold winters, but I've had success growing hybrid tea roses in containers that hold 15-20 gallons for the past three years. I have to protect them from temps under 25 by storing in an unheated shed, but you probably could leave them out year round in your zone. I am growing them in the 5-1-1 mix popular in this forum. I chose disease resistant varieties, and they bloomed all summer. |
Thanks for all the additional plant ideas! Now I feel like I should buy another couple barrels ;-) october17: when you plan annuals in half barrels, so you sow them right in there or raise seedlings? Delphinium sounds nice...but I read about those being really hard to raise from seed? |
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Been of fan of yours since the first Dirty Pair comic. It's excellent to see you represented here, so I am watching!
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Claiming Clinton balanced the budget is like claiming you balanced your household budget by borrowing from your husband's credit card to pay your own debts. http://times-news.com/opinion/x14...get-a-myth http://baltimorechroni But don't believe my links, go straight to the federal reserve and US Treasury dept. Do your own independent research. Reality is a b*tch sometimes. Last edited by dragonlord; 09-22-2012 at 05:26 AM.. |
Subsequent regulation is akin to patching up the holes in a dam. No amount of patching will prevent the dam to overflow on a bad day, because there is no perfect correction to an imperfect disruption of nature. Instead, no one should have interfered with the river flow, and people would not have built houses on the dry side of the riverbed. |
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You're right, he should've just did what the person accusing him did (Newt) and ditch his wife and marry his assistant. Rinse and repeat every few years rather than actually settling down instead of chasing after women a few decades his younger. Note to self: NEVER buy anymore Samsung products, no matter how good the price is.
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" and most fortune 500 companies for an awfully long time..........and most large companies do this" Make no mistake, if any public company accounts for its liabilities and expenses like the US govt, they would be in jail. No ifs, no buts, no "i didn't know". Jail time. Only someone that does not deal with public company Financial statements every day would assert otherwise, and if that's the case, then i would humbly suggest you have no basis to present your opinion as a valid counterpoint. So, we have the govt, that plays by a set of rules, and everyone else, that plays by real world rules. Balancing the budget means that, balancing the budget. It does not mean to borrow from the pension fund to appear balanced. It does not mean to exclude unfavorable entities (like fannie freddy) to appear balanced. Politicians may get to make the rules, but they don't get to manufacture truth. Stating the surplus myth is true because "everyone does it" well......if thats the best defense that can be put forth, I feel pretty good about stating that such statement is a lie. Last edited by dragonlord; 09-22-2012 at 07:24 PM.. |
it's not counting a liability as an asset; rather it's taking an asset and creating a liability. Most large companies have sub corporations that they play asset and liability games with to increase short term earnings for stock prices. I searched for something quick to link to to axplain and found this: http://qje.oxfordjourn
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You and I Are Love Showcases Local Artists Free of Charge Every First Saturday of the Month
Second Saturday Art Walk is a week away, but you don't have to wait to get the arty-party started.Courtesy of World Red Eye
Every first Saturday of the month, You and I Are Love packs the TSL Lounge with a pop-up show featuring 12 local artists, both established and up-and-coming, for a truly communal, grassroots experience that's fun and meaningful for everyone involved.
Their hand-picked line-up of artists show and sell their work at no cost, and the dedicated crew bring drinks, music, and live painting to liven the atmosphere.
The non-profit does everything out of love and just wants to strengthen the local side of Miami's art scene in the purest way possible.
"Everyone is so greedy, and the art world is a business," co-founder Justin Hamel said, "but that doesn't mean you have to take away the love that's there."
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Hamel, 29, and his partner Yess Miakoda, 27, keep love at the center of everything they do. Hell, it's in their name.
"What it really represents is the connections between two human beings, two souls, it could even be a dog," Miakoda jokes. "Really what drives us is love, and with love, you can accomplish anything. What we're trying to accomplish is bringing our art community together."A crowd of art lovers gets down at a recent You and I Are Love event.
Hamel is a private chef who's carried an avid appreciation of the arts for years. Miakoda started her life as a child actress, then switched from performing arts to physical while attending school. The two met through mutual friends in Wynwood, and once they got to talking, they realized a partnership was inevitable.
"We have the same intentions as far as giving back to the community," Miakoda says. "He's very appreciative and passionate about the art movement here in Miami, and I'm an artist myself. I have that drive to give back, to make a difference in our community, and both of us coming together, it was like magic."
Since September of 2013, You and I Are Love has been hosting their monthly pop-up exhibits, giving local artists at every level the chance to show and sell their work at no cost to themselves.
"We're doing something that this community needs ," Miakoda says. "You see all these galleries, but what we're doing with You and I Are Love is giving these artists an opportunity that no one else is giving them."
Each month, the cofounders sift through artist applications submitted through their website, looking for artists with potential, vision, and sincerity. Many of the artists they work with have never shown before, and for them, that's half the fun.
"Some of them are very introverted, and they're really talented, but they don't know how to talk to people," Hamel said. "When they start seeing other people selling work, and they see how other people are selling work by talking and interacting, then all of a sudden, you see these other artists start talking. We're inspiring these other artists to become better at what they do, and through that, we become better at what we do."
Hamel and Miakoda see themselves as ground-level supporters of the local scene, and they believe that as Wynwood changes, it's important to keep the local element alive and well. As the shows continue to grow, they see what works for these artists, what can help an artist sell. Through their experiences and observations, they can help guide an artist with properly pricing his or her work, interacting with customers, and the like, although they always leave it up to the artist in the end.
"Knowing the artists story, knowing their background, we want to be able to do that," Hamel said. "That's something we've come a long way with. As everybody else is learning, we're learning, but were taking everything we're learning and giving it right back to the artist. That knowledge is valuable. They don't teach you that stuff in art school."
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text: Are thoseYOUR Children?Jun 19, 2000 Ok folks, we have been hearing ( reading ) the ongoing debate of whether or not to designate a section in restaurants for Children and Families. While this seems feasible, to those who don't wish to be annoyed by uncontrollable children, it is but one more form of discrimination. Hmmm, we don't like that word, do we? Have we all become so intolerable of the world around us that we want to cordon ourselves off from the rest of society? The debate rages on! There was a time in our society when the rule of the day was "children should be seen and not heard". This is not, in my opinion, a custom that needs to be reinstated. There has to be some kind of middle ground here. To follow this beaten path, would set us back instead of careening us forward. The children that lived under that rule, grew up to be less opinionated and unsure of themselves. If you close the mouths' and minds' of children, you stunt their emotional growth. The middle ground I am suggesting, has to come from the parenting skills. Children should be allowed to express themselves. AT HOME. They should be taught that rowdiness and rude behavior are unacceptable in public places. Children between the ages of 0-to 3 years old, do not enjoy being around large crowds of strangers. This is not just in restaurants, but also in grocery stores and shopping malls. Very young children are unpredictable. They get tired and fussy. The best place for them is at home with the baby-sitter, until they are old enough to handle these stressful situations. At the age of 4 or 5, a child is intelligent enough to follow rules. Keyword: Rules. the problem here lies with the parents. You start training your child when they are old enough to respond to certain words and gestures. They learn how to hold their bottle. They learn how to open their mouth to accept a spoon of food. They learn not to touch certain things that will harm them. These things are taught. I can't imagine that someone would allow their child to jump up from the dinner table and run through the house, while the rest of the family sits politely at the table. Why, then, would you allow them to do this in public? These activities should only be allowed at functions like picnics or bar-b-ques. Outside activities. I am amazed that some parents find it so hard to teach acceptable behavior. As with any rule, you have to be consistent. Children should adhere to the same set of rules in public, that are expected of them at home, or school. This is not an impossible task. Is it really so easy for you to tune out your children when they misbehave? Is this what you do at home? Probably not. You can't set a standard of rules by asking your children to behave. When you ask, you are giving the option of a yes or no answer. There is a way of being firm, without being harsh. If children are not given certain standards to go by, they will do whatever their little active minds what to do. Good behavior is something that has been put on the back burner of parenting and social acceptance in the last twenty years. A lot of this seems to stem from the ridgid seen and not heard rule of yesterday. People don't want to be that hard on their own children. However, children cannot function in an atmosphere of chaos. Set the standards of how you expect them to act and let them know the consequences of misbehaving. Let them know that they will stay home with the baby-sitter the next time that you go out. Let's be realistic, if you can teach them how to use the potty, you can teach them good manners! |


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RANCHI: The portable electronic device equipped to establish link with bank accounts and print transaction statements, will soon have a new model to enable it to be linked with Aadhaar number.
The device will be used to establish the identity of an individual at lightning speed and authorize him to have a mobile SIM card or to avail cash reimbursement for the subsidy being given on LPG cylinders, food grains, fertilizers or kerosene.
Talking to newsmen here on Friday, director general, Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), R S Sharma, said, "Efforts are on to improvise the device further and link it with mobile technology. This device reads the finger print of a person and establishes his or her identity by sorting the biometrics from a pool of data stored with UIDAI data bank."
Sharma was here on a three-day visit to monitor retail payment facilities through Aadhaar linked accounts. Expressing satisfaction over the working of the system, he gave final statistics about online transactions made till date during the trial run.
Out of 12 blocks in the state, in which the government decided to launch UID-linked retail payment, the trial run has been initiated in Ratu block of Ranchi district, Chandil block of Saraikela district, Sadar block of Hazaribag district.
Till date, 1,059 accounts have been credited using Aadhaar Payment Bridge (APB), whereas 1,275 account holders used Aadhaar enabled platform for transactions, including balance inquiry.
Sharma said the portable device was developed under standards prescribed by a committee appointed by the Reserve Bank of India, which included the Indian Bank Association (IBA), UIDAI, National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) and the Institute for Development and Research in Banking Technology (IDBRT).
"The device costs around Rs 4,000 but the price is likely to come down once more manufacturers enter the market and demand increases," he said, forecasting a future price of Rs 10,000 approximately.
"These devices will not only help in bank transaction through business correspondents but also be used for various other operations that requires identification of an individual," he said.
While cash transactions have been successfully experimented in Jharkhand, reimbursement against subsidy for LPG cylinders is being experimented in Karnataka, Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh.
Sharma said the authority is concentrating on five diverse fields that include financial inclusion (bank operations), telecom inclusion (SIM disbursement after identity verification), subsidy linked with PDS, subsidy linked with LPG cylinders and subsidy linked with fertilizers.
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Am I the only one who thinks that these disgusting traps should be illegal? Someone mentioned using them to remove voles, and I posted my thoughts against them, saying how cruel they are and that there are more humane alternatives one could use instead. Of course, the reply was stuff like "you're kidding, right" and "some people shouldn't be dignified with a response".
Personally, I'm offended that they even exist. I once saw a mouse trying to get off one of these damn things, it was perhaps the most cruel thing I've ever seen involving animals. It was in a terrible shape, it's fur ripped, legs broken, etc. I will never understand why people would use such a barbaric trap over a quick-kill trap or a catch-and-release one. |
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I agree- either kill 'em quick or catch and release. Slow torture is just not right. |
I agree with you. I would never use something like that and think they are very cruel. |
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Glue traps are hideous!! I remember using them once in my 20's, when I didn't know any better. Some of the mice were, thankfully, dead. But, others were not. Those that were not, could only wish that they were. I will never forget how horrid it was seeing them on those terrible traps; parts of their bodies stuck down immobile as they tried desperately, yet hopelessly, to free themselves. Needless to say, never again with those inventions of torture. Now, I only use catch-and-release traps when the need arises. I'd like to think that I have learned a lot in the past 20 years (maybe not as much as I think I have!!), but I do know that I value any animal's life far more than I did on that fateful day. They are living, breathing creatures and I treat them as such; especially since I like most of them quite a bit more than many of the 2-legged, living, breathing creatures that I've known! |
I agree with all of you (not much of a debate, but, oh well!) Glue traps were used at one of my jobs. I rescued one of the mice, who luckily had only two of its paws caught, and cleaned it up and released it far from the work site. Happily, I left that job long ago. I can almost hear the eyes rolling in their sockets right now, but you gotta admit, this is torture. How cruel and/or lazy can you be, using this "throw away" device to rid a place of an animal? If humane traps are just too much work for you, then put them down quickly using other kinds of traps, don't let them suffer for hours or even days. |
"I can almost hear the eyes rolling in their sockets right now" Why would people do that? I applaud you for your compassion and wish there were more people like you. |
Years ago when the field across the street was being torn up to build new homes we had MANY mice. We tried the humane traps first, but the mice avoided them. I didn't like the idea of the snap traps and had no idea the glue traps existed till my husband brought some home. We found out that fingernail polish remover works really well to disovle the glue and free the mouse. We also found out that an open box of ragatoni worked great as a trap - we could tell when a mouse was in the box because the gnawing on the pasta sounded like a geiger counter going off. |
- Posted by mulchmamma (My Page) on Thu, Sep 4, 08 at 23:12
I bait my snap traps with chunky peanut butter-at least they get a decent last meal. Even though I consider mice vermin, there is no justification for suffering. What kind of sick mind thought up those things? |
- Posted by socks12345 (My Page) on Fri, Sep 5, 08 at 20:11
They are cruel. I've used them and once had a mouse suffering for hours. I felt so bad. I think people like them because they are easy, they don't have to be "set." I won't use them again. |
- Posted by iloveexercise (My Page) on Tue, Nov 25, 08 at 11:48
I have only ever used glue traps once a long time ago when I lived in this crappy old apartment building.It wasnt for mice or rats though,it was for roaches.And,I dont care if killing roaches that way is cruel.They are disgusting. If I had a rat or mouse problem,I would fi9nd some other way to treat the problem because I could not stomach the sight of what's been explained here. |
- Posted by runsnwalken (My Page) on Mon, Dec 1, 08 at 23:11
I hate those glue traps, I think mice are cute And they make great cat food MUCH better then friskies or Iams. |
- Posted by brownthumbia (My Page) on Fri, Dec 5, 08 at 18:25
Well, let me tell you what happened to my Granddaughter and her husband....They bought something that came in a big carton. When they got it home they took the item out of it and lo and behold, there was a family of teeny mice with no Mommy in sight. Well, soft hearted that they are, they went to the pet store, asked them if they had any suggestions for these mice. The clerk sold them the same food they recommend for hamsters. Those two bottle fed those little mice until they were big enough to be turned loose. around Mother's day my Granddaughter said they had had a mouse in the house. I told her it was one who just came home to wish her a Happy Mother's Day. LOL |
- Posted by todancewithwolves (My Page) on Thu, Dec 18, 08 at 21:57
I don't like poisons or glue traps. If one is going to kill a rodent, use something that kills them quickly. |
- Posted by micrideblois (My Page) on Fri, Feb 27, 09 at 18:58
I think they are an horrible way to kill an animal and could not think of using them..How terribly warped are human being to invent such device..helas..and poison is not much better. What can one do? |
- Posted by moondancer13 (My Page) on Fri, May 29, 09 at 21:46
glue trap are horrible. I had some mice in my garage.mom and babies. It was easy to catch the babies, but momma gave me a run for my money. But I did catch her( threw a towel over her and picked her up) and it took me hours, thenI took them to the outskirts of town and let them go in a field. Forums like this brings terrible issue like this to light.Thanks for starting the post! |
My sister came across one at her husbands grandmothers. The poor little mouse was alive and had chewed two of its feet off to try and get away. They put it out of its suffering. It is just too horrible. They need to be killed instantly. The thought of its suffering is horrible...Not a bleeding heart, we just need to respect living things more. |
- Posted by rachelellen (My Page) on Mon, Jun 22, 09 at 7:54
Glue traps are nasty. It's much better to set an old fashioned mouse trap that will snap the bones of a leg or back quickly, so it can suffer without having to chew it's own feet off. Or, one can get a cat so that the mouse can be played with for several hours. Death is never pretty. Poison is actually more humane, as most of them work by depriving vitamin K, which makes for a fairly slow, but painless death. However, then you are stuck with the mouse rotting somewhere behind a stove, under a stairwell etc. Live traps are better for the homeowner and the mouse. But rodents are shy of new things, any sort of trap should be put out, baited, for a few days before being set so they accept it as a benign part of the landscape. And if you use a live trap, don't just let the beastie go in the back yard, drive a mile or so away or you'll be trapping the same bugger over and over again. |
- Posted by alyciaadamo (My Page) on Sat, Aug 1, 09 at 0:13
I may be wrong but I don't think anyone thinks that this kind of trap is humane in the least but sometimes(never used one and I will never have to I have 6 excellent mouse trappers who bring presents every day!) if all else fails it might be the absolutely ONLY alternative. The only other reason I suspect that people still use them is they don't realize what truly happens to the mouse/rat/mole/vole. But I've been known to be wrong |
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we are getting our first freeze tonight. well, sort of. weather channel says it's getting down to 32, which means there MIGHT be frost. but it's getting down to 30 tomorrow. I have limited space on my porch (which will be covered with plastic). so today is the day to accept that some of my plants are gonna die. I cut down 2 bhuts and a brain to mere twigs, in part so I could trim the root ball down and get them into better soil, in part because they were too massive to fit on my porch. these might be the only ones to survive (not including the seedlings, which will of course be saved. I had been considering cutting the rest down and tossing them in the dumpster and saving the pots. but I couldn't bring myself to do that. after all we've been thru together, I'm sorta attached to these plants. so I am glad the winter weather will kill them for me. the plants being killed today are: there's 2 other thai plants that aren't terribly healthy so I don't plan on keeping them for next year, but they do have a bunch of almost ripe pods. so I'm gonna pull them inside for this freeze, but as soon as their pods ripen, they're goners. |
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Earlier we had temps down into the 20s. About a dozen plants were designated for recycling and there were another half dozen "volunteers" still in the ground. I stacked the dead men under the volunteers - all well away from the house, covered the lot with plastic, and left them. Some branches that were in close contact with the plastic got bit but no root damage and overall the plants were all fine. Close to the house they get shelter from the wind and some radiant heat, or if your house is anything like the Tampa house I slept in while working the World Challenge races back in the 80s: unsealed and uninsulated: - there will be plenty of leaking semi-warm air to help them along. So long as they're covered your plants should be fine. Dennis |
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here's the fellas that are getting saved. the ugly ones up front are the thai peppers that are only being saved long enough for the peppers currently on them to ripen. the ones left outside are the ones I want to let die. I figure the cold is more humane than going straight to the dumpster. gotta make room for all the awesome varieties I'm growing this year, while saving some of the better performers from last year. |
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and the low temp for last night was... 33. the low temp for tonight is supposed to be 37. I'm keeping the plastic up anyway til tomorrow. |
I got to 18 last night w/ high today of 25, in GA! Hoping the GH kept em alive while i am out of town in DC. Luckily it is going to start warming back up to low 50's/60's here (GA) in next 2 days. I have found that ~3 days of anything 40 a/ below, for exposed plants, is going to freeze the plant. As long as it can keep soil temp >40 you will survive for 3-5 days. |
Saving plants at low as 28f or so is not hard. Just throw a sheet on it. When they say low will be 30F, that does not mean that it is going to be 32F all night long. Night lows last for just couple of hours (Normally) UNLESS the weather man issues a frost warning on top of that. That is when real cold front is going to be pushing in all night. I have experienced on like that , in late April, years ago in GA. The plants that were not covered were toasted and the low was only 28F. Anyway, glad to here that Judo , with all his EXTRA steps sailed thru to safety. . |
- Posted by sandysgardens 4MN (My Page) on Wed, Jan 8, 14 at 7:02
If I only had the problem of what to save, all was lost 3-4 months ago. Monday woke up to 25 below before the wind chill (-55) was factored in and the high for the day was 16 below. Tuesday woke up to only 21 below. This am it's only 9 below. By Saturday they are predicting a high of 33 and staying above zero at night! This cold snap needs to end. On the bright side, last Sunday, I started a few of the super hots I received seeds for! Sandy |
I left 3000watts worth of heaters on 24hrs a day from Sun til now a/ they all look like winter wilt dehydration. Was outta town a/ forgot to set thermo. Besides the two days of <30 degrees w/ nite lows of 15-20, I think the heat got em. Just watered them to see if that will help |
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Forrest Gump Suite arranged by Calvin Custer. For Concert Band. Score and full set of parts.. Young Concert Band. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.4000540).
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Yuuto Amakawa has had a tough life. Seven years ago, both of his parents were tragically killed in a car accident, leaving him without a single living relative. His friend Rinko Kuzaki has taken care of him every since. Yuuto's sixteenth birthday has arrived, but instead of a birthday gift of a normal life he meets Himari, a catgirl samurai who swears to protect him. Within weeks Yuuto's life is thrown into chaos as his family's dark past comes to light. With demons appearing around him, Rinko and Himari fighting for his attention and a sinister plot beginning to surface, can Yuuto live the normal, safe life he wants so badly?
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An omamori given to Yuuto by his grandmother begins to weaken, resulting in the summoning of Himari, a sword-wielding ayakashi, to defend him against other ayakashi. Quite a bit was packed into the beginning, but then it slowed as the story unfolded. Lots of fanservice in this one. read more
Wow that word really sums up the entire series. Where do i really begin... the animation sound and characters are done really well the only thing i had a problem with was the story it seemed to take a little too long for some battles to come about. Other than that i really fell for this anime even the the echii element was laid on pretty thick it was still well done. read more
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Authorities are looking for at least three suspects in connection with the shooting of a local man near downtown Shreveport last night.
At approximately 5:21 p.m. on July 2, 2012, Shreveport Police patrol officers were dispatched to a home in the 1100 block of Snow Street relative to a shooting. Upon arrival, officers found 58 year old Jimmy Taylor suffering from gunshot wounds to the shoulder and foot. Taylor was subsequently transported to a local hospital by the Shreveport Fire Department with what were initially described as potentially life-threatening injuries. Medical personnel now report they expect him to recover.
Detectives responded and discovered that three men pulled up to the house on Snow Street in a black Volkswagen and confronted Taylor inside the residence there. During the course of some sort of dispute between Taylor and the men, at least one of the suspects produced a firearm and fired multiple shots at him. The men then fled the scene of the crime on foot, abandoning the Volkswagen. The suspects, described only as black males, are still on the run at this hour. Anyone with any information regarding this crime is urged to contact Shreveport-Caddo Parish Crime Stoppers at 318-673-7373 or www.lockemup.org


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Jobs go as West Cumbrian car dealership shuts after 30 years
Last updated at 19:56, Thursday, 05 April 2012
Workington car dealership Graham and Bowness has closed down after more than 30 years in the town.
The Renault dealership, at Clay Flatts, was wound up on Friday with the loss of 11 jobs.
Ross Hodgson, dealer principal, said the firm's owners had decided to close after changes within the Renault business, including a reduction in its car range and a new focus on electric cars.
He added: "We didn't feel electric cars in West Cumbria were suitable for us just yet.
"We did try towards the back end of last year to sell the business on.
"There were no real takers so the only opportunity was to wind it up."
Graham and Bowness was owned by the Irving family and the Hodgson family, both from Carlisle.
The firm previously had a Carlisle branch but sold that several years ago.
Mr Hodgson said the firm's 11 staff had been made redundant but most had found new jobs.
He said: "We have written to our customers and we have explained the situation and told them where their nearest Renault dealerships are in the interim until Renault decide who they could put in our place.
"It's very sad. It's very difficult for us all.
"Most of the staff here have been with us for a long time. It's a very difficult decision."
First published at 19:23, Thursday, 05 April 2012
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
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Renault are at the forefront of affordable electric car production. t would have been really good if, for a change, West Cumbria could have taken advantage of something like this from the start, instead of always having to jog along behind. What better test for an electric car than the challenging rural and urban mix of this side of the county?
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EUSTACE, Texas, Feb. 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- (OTCPINK: PDGO) Vince Vellardita, President of Paradigm Oil and Gas, Inc., announced today that while testing one of the wells that had been shut down for the past years -- "We Struck Oil"!!
"Since our wells have been shut down, an H-I5 Test must be performed for the Railroad Commission in compliance with Texas Law. Upon completion this would allow us to turn the pumps back on. We took our Centurion One Trailer to our Clark Lease Property to begin the process of getting it ready for contract fulfillment. While testing our #2 well, WE PRODUCED OIL at less than 1000 feet and it was a beautiful sight ( paradigmoilinc.com/oil.htm)," stated Vince Vellardita, President. Water intrusion from Woodbine Formation is the mechanism pushing oil through the reservoir toward the producing wells. Our test proves the Clark Lease has plenty of oil and water. The source rock for the oil in East Texas is the lower-lying Eagle Ford Shale.
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I have been a member of the OU for more than two decades. As of early 2009 I have finished a 4-year term as being Head of Department for PSSRI, a group of scientists of various hues, who have come together because of their passion for exploring the natural world beyond Earth, and who wish to understand their home planet within its cosmic setting. Whilst my own path was via Earth sciences and geochemistry, my colleagues span a range of expertise in physics, chemistry, biology, geology and planetary sciences. Living and working in an environment with such a diversity of backgrounds requires a broad-brush approach to science - PSSRI is a multidisciplinary group operating in interdisciplinary space.
During my time as Head of Department (which has many constraints on time!) I was fortunate in being able to remain connected with the national and international science agendas through the efforts of those members of staff who had the latitude to engage with organisations like STFC, BNSC, ESA and NASA. Hopefully I will now have the time to develop and re-new the links for myself.
I am the Principal Investigator for the Ptolemy instrument on board the Rosetta mission, which is currently on its way to land on the surface of a comet in 2014. Ptolemy was born out of many years of experience gained through designing and building novel laboratory instruments. The next logical progression is to develop the spaceflight instruments for applications down on the ground that require the characteristics of small size, low power and portability – we are actively exploring such possibilities.
I am very keen to pursue an outreach agenda and encourage my staff to engage with the public in whatever ways they can. Apart from the obvious face-to-face activities of school visits, talks, laboratory tours, exhibitions, etc., and opportunities that present themselves within the media of television, radio and newspapers, I am currently spending more time than is good for me exploring the possibilities of using Second Life for outreach and teaching.
First Degree in Geological Sciences, University of Birmingham, and a subsequent PhD in instrumentation and geochemistry from the University of Cantabrigia.
There is sometimes a perception that members of a "research institute" do not engage with teaching. This is completely false. Over the years I have been involved with many OU courses including S102, S103, S104, S198, S269, S281 and S283.
My current interests in teaching center around delivery mechanisms and methods of course production. Whilst a fan of exploring all possible means of study I remain convinced that the written book is with us for the foreseeable future.
When asked to describe myself in a research context I may use any of the following, depending upon circumstances: "planetary scientist", "cosmochemist", "meteoriticist", "isotope chemist", or "instrument scientist". It reflects life in a multidisciplinary environment and demonstrates how many facets there are to people who work in "space".
At root my interests are in the origin and evolution of the Solar System, in particular, and solar systems in general. And since human beings are here to contemplate such phenomena, it is inevitable that one is also interested in the relationship of living things with the cosmos (from the hard science associated with the origin of life, to the difficulties of understanding consciousness, to the philosophical aspects of the anthropic principle).
To make headway with these lofty ideals, the day job involves laboratory analyses of extraterrestrial materials (meteorites, samples from the Moon and Mars, cosmic dust, interstellar grains) to provide insights and constraints on specific formation mechanisms. In addition, I use the vehicles of space exploration and laboratory simulation to gain new perspectives on the nature and development of planetary environments beyond Earth. My speciality is in the measurement and comprehension of the stable isotope ratios of the biogenically important elements, hydrogen, carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and sulfur.
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Case | HBS Case Collection | March 2012 (Revised December 2014) Schön Klinik: Measuring Cost and Value Robert S. Kaplan, Mary L. Witkowski and Jessica A. Hohman The case illustrates how a leading German hospital group has invested deeply in the measurement of patient-level outcomes and costs, the foundations of a health care value framework. The company launches a pilot project to use time-driven activity-based costing (TDABC) for measuring the cost of total knee replacements. The costing project complements an existing initiative for comprehensive outcomes measurement. The combination of accurate measurement of outcomes and costs empowers local personnel — physicians, nurses, and administrators — to improve the value of care they deliver. It also permits benchmarking across the group's multiple hospital sites to identify best practices that can be shared. The case concludes with a decision on using outcome and cost measurement to inform the adoption of a new recuperative approach that promises to dramatically lower post-surgical length-of-stays. Keywords: health care; Costing; Activity-Based Costing; Hospitals; Activity Based Costing and Management; Value; Health Care and Treatment; Outcome or Result; Health Industry; Germany; Citation:Kaplan, Robert S., Mary L. Witkowski, and Jessica A. Hohman. "Schön Klinik: Measuring Cost and Value." Harvard Business School Case 112-085, March 2012. (Revised December 2014.) View Details CiteView DetailsPurchase Related
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Iles Brody, author of "Gone with the Windsors", was no fan of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, but before he began to outline all their various faults in the attached essay, he first wanted to make one aspect of their history quite clear:
"The true story of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor cannot be told without clarifying one point right at the beginning: there was only one man who forced Edward VIII off the throne: himself. Yet millions have been led to believe that Prime Minister and Primate got together with the peers and, with the help of the British press, compelled the King to abandon his hereditary trust."
"Edward literally thumbed his royal nose at the Royal Marriage Act, ignored a legal waiting period and was wed by an unfrocked minister".
Mention is also made of the two known adulterous liaisons that took place during Mrs Simpson's second marriage.
"The Duke of Windsor is now 59. He has arrived at that age when a man begins to weigh his life and all that he has done with it...What can he remember? That having come to the throne the most beloved of all princes, the darling of a nation that would have followed him through hell-fire; he threw away the tiresome restraints of kingship, to gain what?"
Assorted snide stories of the Duke of Windsor and the world and the man he became:
"It is both sad and amusing to see a former King of England reduced by the woman he loves to a 'Little Man', to the rank of a meek husband. What should one do, laugh or cry, when one looks at the ex-Caesar in the role of handbag-carrier, a sort of walking ornament..."
"The 'real' world into which the Duke has entered by his 'own' free will is international caf� society, that glittering, gilded bubble floating above the stormy seas of history...The Duke lives a rather different life. An hour or so with one of those American businessmen he admires, following tips on the market, looking over the quotations in stocks and bonds, and he has nothing to trouble about for the day, or the next month or so, until another empty hour obtrudes itself in the almost ceaseless round of pleasure like a hole in time waiting to be plugged by something, anything."
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12th International Orthodontic Symposium in Prague November 27th - November 30th, 2014
Early Orthodontic Treatment – Surgery First?
Dear Colleagues!
Orthodontics as our discipline is developing fast and well established
treatment concepts are being questioned as well as developed
further to the benefit of our patients. We are grateful and proud that
we, with the series of »International Orthodontic Symposia« (IOS) can
provide a platform to speakers and participants to accompany and
to discuss this progress for more than a decade now.
Continuously, 150 – 250 participants from around 30 nations use to come together during the first advent-weekend to share the knowledge with internationally renowned speakers.
This time, we invite you to attend the »12th International Orthodontic Symposium« in Prague November 27th – 29th, 2014. For this outstanding event we are happy to announce lectures given by speakers who represent the two main topics "Early Orthodontic Treatment", and "Surgery First" as experts worldwide.
The pre-congress course will be given by Dr. med Karin Habersack, Weilheim/Germany and Prof. Asbjørn Hasund, Kristiansand/Norway. She will also give the "Tiziano-Baccetti- Memorial-Lecture" on the first day of the meeting.
It is the custom of this congress series that the presentations may last between 30 – 90 min, followed by an extensive discussion to address all open questions thoroughly. This way, a rather familiar atmosphere has been created among the participants. I invite you again to come to Prague to listen and discuss with the top representatives of our discipline, and to meet in a familiar, relaxing atmosphere.
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Gross margin was 33.7 percent, compared to 35.3 percent in last year's first quarter. The year-over-year decrease is primarily attributable to lower fixed cost absorption due to the decrease in our production volumes and the mix impact due to large Gas Turbine project shipments. These were partially offset by the benefits from our ongoing Continuous Improvement initiatives.
Operating expenses for the quarter were $124.8 million, approximately even with last year's $124.6 million. As a percent of sales, operating expenses were 21.2 percent compared to last year's 20.5 percent. Our cost containment actions helped offset higher pension expense and incremental expenses related to our strategic business systems projects.
Our effective tax rate for the quarter was 29.4 percent, compared to a prior year rate of 25.5 percent. The prior year's quarter included tax benefits primarily due to favorable settlements of tax audits of $4.3 million. As part of our ongoing share repurchase program we repurchased 1,500,000 shares, or 1.0 percent of our diluted outstanding shares, for $50.7 million during the quarter. FY13 Outlook We continue to forecast full-year sales growth as strong Gas Turbine project shipments in the next two quarters and improving demand for replacement filters are anticipated to offset weaker demand from our Engine OEM and Disk Drive Customers.- We are projecting our full-year sales to be between $2.5 and $2.6 billion, or up 0 to 4 percent over last year's record. Our forecast is based on the Euro at US$1.27. We expect foreign currency translation to have a negative impact on our sales for most of our fiscal year.
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